28 Farmhouse Curtain Ideas to Cozy Up Any Homestead

Curtains are so much more than just functional—they work wonders in ensuring that a room appears more complete and well-styled.

We're showcasing 28 farmhouse curtain ideas—whether you're outfitting the windows in your living room, bedroom, kitchen, or even bathroom, you'll surely find inspiration below.

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Say Yes to Checkers

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A checkered design is always a classic option for a farmhouse space. While you certainly can't go wrong with black and white, you can also opt for a colorful pairing—think white with red, blue, or green, for example.

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Go the Subtle Route

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If you're looking to work some subtle pattern into your space, try a curtain with a faded stripe design like this one, which is barely there in a faded way that is majorly rustic chic.

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Don't Skimp on Stripes

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Who can resist a striped design? Stripes will never go out of style, and these curtains truly cannot be missed due to their ruffled detailing at the bottom—how cute!

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Think Sheer With a Twist

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If you're craving sheer curtains, consider going with a pair that contains a subtle design for a little dose of glam. We're all about the sweet floral motif shown here.

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Bring in a Windowpane Design

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Windowpane patterned fabric is a major yes in a farmhouse-style home. Use it on your curtains, throw pillows, or chairs to make a charming statement.

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Design a Soothing Sleep Space

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Here's another instance where stripes shine in a farmhouse-style bedroom. The gray and beige design complements the bed and bedding nicely and is subdued and soothing.

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Mix Patterns

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Don't be shy about mixing striped patterns within your home; it's more than okay to embrace two different styles, as seen here with the striped curtains and accent chair.

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Try Ruffles or Tassels

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These beige curtains aren't boring—opt for a style that has a bit of decorative flair, be it ruffles, a tassel trim, or something else entirely.

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Play Off Wood Finishes

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You'll want to ensure that your curtains correspond with the other colors you've used in your space to make your room look as cohesive as possible. In this kitchen, a brown window valence fits right in alongside the wood tones present, both on the cabinets and in terms of the accessories styled nearby.

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Think Beyond the Basics

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Here's another instance where beige curtains got a bit of a stylish upgrade in the form of ruffles. The end result is cute without being over-the-top frilly.

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Try Green and Airy Gray

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If you're working with a moody wall color like the gorgeous light farmhouse-style green shown here, you'll want to opt for a similar tone when it comes to curtains. These airy gray beauties add to this bedroom's calming, cabin-like look.

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Go All in With Farmhouse Accents

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The ever-popular windowpane pattern strikes again in this bedroom, which is full of additional farmhouse-style touches including a shiplap accent wall, a boxwood wreath, and a striped throw.

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Showcase Your Personality

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Say hello to plaid in the kitchen! While red and white is a bit unexpected for a cooking space, don't feel as though you need to shy away from a fun combination in the kitchen—you spend plenty of time in there, after all, and the space should reflect your personality.

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Get Playful With Scallops

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Yellow and white stripes look just as fabulous in the kitchen and are welcoming and full of cheer. The scalloped design on this set is ultra charming.

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Go Gray and White

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You can never go wrong with a simple gray and white combo in a farmhouse space. Look to these gray and white striped curtains for immediate inspiration.

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Add Charm to the Kitchen

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Embrace your feminine side with white ruffled curtains that are dainty and delightful. They'll pretty up any kitchen in no time—no remodel required.

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Stick to Styles You Love

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Simple beige curtains are equally wonderful in both the living room and bedroom. Once you find a style you love, feel free to incorporate it all throughout the house for a cohesive look.

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Get Festive With a Cheery Plaid

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While this plaid curtain pattern is particularly festive during the holiday season, it could truly hold its own any time of the year when paired with the right accents.

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Go Gingham

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if you have a soft spot for gingham, curtains like these should be at the top of your list. As is the case with stripes, don't be afraid to mix two styles of checkered prints in the same room; it can be executed beautifully.

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Use Florals in Rooms for All Ages

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Florals are a sweet touch to a children's room, but many adults enjoy utilizing flowery prints in their own spaces, too. This particular design is sophisticated enough for the older set to enjoy.

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Set a Sophisticated Tone

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There's nothing like a luxurious looking plain off white curtain. Bring major sophistication into your farmhouse style bedroom with a design like this one.

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Subtly Incorporate Some Pink

Design by Meredith Owen Interiors / Photo by Molly Culver

Installing light pink curtains like these is a nice way to bring a happy hue into your home without going all in or making a major commitment. Soft tones of pink pair nicely with so many different colors, including blues, greens, yellows, and beyond.

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Introduce Color Via Your Curtains

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If you're designing a room with wooden walls and are wondering just how to bring in a pop of color, look no further than curtains. These green roman shades immediately brighten up this living space and can be swapped out easily down the line if desired.

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Add Elegance to the Bathroom

Design by Jessica Nelson / Photo by Carina Skrobecki

For a barely there look in the bathroom, hang white curtains like the ones seen here. They're contemporary and pair nicely with the farmhouse style detailing present.

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Consider White Curtains a Classic

Design by Jessica Nelson / Photo by Carina Skrobecki

White curtains will look fantastic in almost any type of room. They're functional without taking up much visual space and are a timeless pick that can transcend design styles.

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Work Sage Green Into the Mix

Design by Jessica Nelson / Photo by Carina Skrobecki

Green and white patterned curtains are oh so adorable and full of pep. A soft sage like this one is a farmhouse-style staple.

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Use Curtains in Lieu of Wallpaper

Kate Marker Interiors

If you love the concept of wallpapering your bathroom but cannot go that route, opt for printed curtains instead—we love this windowpane design seen through the vanity mirror.

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Try a Trim

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Jazz up basic curtains with a patterned trim, like the one seen here. It's a simple way to take solid colored curtains to the next level and make them appear more custom.